Twang! A physically derived synthesis model for the sound of a vibrating bar
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R. Selfridge, M. Andreasson, L. Bengtsson, BJ. VI. Bengtsson, E. Lindborg, M. Rydén, H. Tez, and J. Reiss, "Twang! A physically derived synthesis model for the sound of a vibrating bar," Paper 10553, (2022 May.). doi:
R. Selfridge, M. Andreasson, L. Bengtsson, BJ. VI. Bengtsson, E. Lindborg, M. Rydén, H. Tez, and J. Reiss, "Twang! A physically derived synthesis model for the sound of a vibrating bar," Paper 10553, (2022 May.). doi:
Abstract: A physically derived synthesis model of the sound generated when a ruler is twanged while hanging over the edge of a solid surface is presented. This is a sound effect used in movies, TV, theatre performances and cartoons. The model is derived from the Euler-Bernoulli equation, offering the user a set of physical parameters to control ruler length as well as the material properties. Perceptual evaluation indicates that the model can be perceived as realistic as a recorded ruler twang as well as being able to replicate sounds of similar quality as an alternative synthesis model.
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AU - Selfridge, Rod
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AU - Bengtsson, Bjarki Vidar
AU - Lindborg, Emelie
AU - Rydén, Matilda
AU - Tez, Hazar
AU - Reiss, Joshua
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TI - Twang! A physically derived synthesis model for the sound of a vibrating bar
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AU - Selfridge, Rod
AU - Andreasson, Mimmi
AU - Bengtsson, Lina
AU - Bengtsson, Bjarki Vidar
AU - Lindborg, Emelie
AU - Rydén, Matilda
AU - Tez, Hazar
AU - Reiss, Joshua
PY - 2022
JO - Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
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Y1 - May 2022
AB - A physically derived synthesis model of the sound generated when a ruler is twanged while hanging over the edge of a solid surface is presented. This is a sound effect used in movies, TV, theatre performances and cartoons. The model is derived from the Euler-Bernoulli equation, offering the user a set of physical parameters to control ruler length as well as the material properties. Perceptual evaluation indicates that the model can be perceived as realistic as a recorded ruler twang as well as being able to replicate sounds of similar quality as an alternative synthesis model.
A physically derived synthesis model of the sound generated when a ruler is twanged while hanging over the edge of a solid surface is presented. This is a sound effect used in movies, TV, theatre performances and cartoons. The model is derived from the Euler-Bernoulli equation, offering the user a set of physical parameters to control ruler length as well as the material properties. Perceptual evaluation indicates that the model can be perceived as realistic as a recorded ruler twang as well as being able to replicate sounds of similar quality as an alternative synthesis model.
Authors:
Selfridge, Rod; Andreasson, Mimmi; Bengtsson, Lina; Bengtsson, Bjarki Vidar; Lindborg, Emelie; Rydén, Matilda; Tez, Hazar; Reiss, Joshua
Affiliations:
Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland; KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden; Queen Mary University of London, UK(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
152 (May 2022)
Paper Number:
10553
Publication Date:
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Subject:
Audio Synthesis & Audio Effects
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